Pi Network has continued to implement artificial intelligence on its Standard Know Your Customer system as the project makes efforts to accelerate the speed of migration to the Mainnet.
The update, which requires months of testing in the Fast Track KYC channel, will help minimize the verification delays of millions of users who were planning to transfer their accounts. According to developers, AI support already reduces the number of review queues by 50%, with the system clearing catch-up in areas with low validator traffic.
Artificial intelligence enhances Standard KYC processing
The Standard KYC route has been used as the primary way of identity verification in the network. It used to have a 30 mining session prerequisite to the application. In September, Fast Track KYC reversed that regulation by enabling early verification for users whose mining sessions were lower. The same AI engine has been integrated into the larger Standard KYC workflow by the team to create capacity with positive outcomes of the trial period.
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— Pi Network (@PiCoreTeam) December 10, 2025
The system applies AI to serve low-availability areas of validators. It also minimizes the amount of data to be displayed to human reviewers. Sensitive data had already been disguised, and even less is shown now, and yet it maintains accuracy. The team says that the AI is conservative so as not to falsely approve. In it are the cases that are not absolutely clear, which are sent to human validators to ensure that the cases are not wrongly rejected, as well as to ensure quality.
Human validators are also not deprived of important functions
Complex identity checks will still be done by humans. Automated reviews occupy a portion of the validator pool of fresh work within the ecosystem. These may involve formal feedback in AI training. The team observes that this change must aid in the bettering of tomorrow and ease the burden on the validation community.
The third million or so of the users that have been Tentatively KYCed have also been requested to undergo a liveness check by the project. The latest data indicates that 17.5 million users have gone through KYC, and 15.7 million users have migrated to Mainnet.
Validator rewards in 2026
The validator reward system remains under work with engineers expanding on massive amounts of data gathered since 2021. The audit incorporates the beta phase and testing period and presents scaled environment tasks. The project will have a distribution model that indicates the volume and quality of work in all the categories of tasks. It is projected that the reward system will be launched at the end of the first quarter of 2026.
According to market data, the PI token has fallen below its simple moving average over the past 30 days and is approaching one of its main supporting levels. The token has dropped some 5% in the last day and over ten percent in the week.
The parent company, Pi Network, is also experiencing a lawsuit in the Northern District of California. It concerns the allegations of illegal transfer of tokens and losses associated with the significant decrease in PI price.
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